Congress goads Metro to release report

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A former general manager paid to study Metro’s problems found a cracked rail on the Red Line, learned that some of Metro’s departments wouldn’t speak to each other and noted that seven rail platforms are shored up with wood, according to a secret report made public Wednesday after pressure from congressional leaders.

“Metrorail has downhill momentum which will be difficult to stop,” the report said.

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